Testimony in Ble Suit Heard This Week at Hotel
A large Wayne county suit, tied to the dissolution of the Gower and Buchanan saw mill firm, unfolds at the Bethel House. Savannah lawyer J W Ross and R A Haggard of Wayneboro and John S Morrison of Lawrenceburg lead sides as books are audited by J W Jones and Claud M Gordon.
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Bethel House
Wayne County
J. W. Ross
Savannah
RR. A. Haggard
Frank Boyd
Wayne Aboro
John 8. Morrison
Lawrenceburg
Gower and Buchanan
Wayne Alty
Gower
Buchannan
J. W. Jones
Claud M. Gordon
Franklin
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Columbia Case
A Columbia Tenn reader, T B Lipscomb, former register of deeds, reports severe back and kidney pains. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Adams Martins Drug Store, his condition improved and kidneys returned to normal. A family member with weak kidneys also used the remedy. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn ad.
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Columbia
United States
Columbian
T. B. Lipscomb
Register of Deeds
Main St
Tenn
Doan
Adams & Martin's
H. B. Adams
Drang
Pries
Dean
Mr. Lipecomb
Foster Milburn
Chancellor Wikle to help settle long case with examiner aid
The case may last ten days to two weeks as hundreds of records are reviewed. Attorneys are aided by F. W. Pike, a CPA, who has spent days on the stand and previously two months on the books. Books are in a complicated, poorly kept state. Hearing continues this week toward Tuesday or Wednesday, followed by weeks for the clerk and master to prepare a report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancellor Wikle
F. W. Pike
Buchannan
Marshall County Favors Maury County Aid
The Marshall County Gazette urges support for Maury County in securing government aid to eradicate hog cholera. The editorial argues the work will benefit local farmers by improving access to expert government efforts and knowledge. An advertisement for LIV-VER-LAX by Stephenson Bros. accompanies the piece.
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Marshall County
Maury
Maury County
Rigsby Lands Ben Harman in Lawrenceburg
Special Officer Roy Rigsby landed in Lawrenceburg Friday morning. I. P. Hammond, wanted for beating a board bill of $105 and securing money under false pretenses, was the traveling representative for the Ben Hur organization. He was brought back Friday afternoon and stood before Judge Alexander. failing to make bond of $1,000, he was committed to jail awaiting grand jury action.
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Roy Rigsby
Lawrenceburg
I. P. Hammond
Ben Hur
Hammond
Esq. Alexander
Single Tax Theory Put to Test in Alabama Suit
Mobile Alabama May 1 The single tax theory of Henry George faces a court test as a suit for dissolution against the Fairhope colony in Baldwin County proceeds The colony is described as the principal experiment of the single tax concept in the United States.
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Mobile
Ala
Henry George
Alabama
Fairhope Colony
Baldwin County
United States
Each Christian Man Should Be A Sharp Shooter Says Lewis
Maury county merchants and farmers raise over 600 to fund a Tennessee eradication plant for the swine disease. Federal support will enable twelve months of experimental work. meeting in Maury County Court Room and pledges collected amid enthusiasm. Rally planned. evangelist Lewis urges a God centered revival and daily morning services beginning at 11:30.
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Maury County
Tennessee
South
W. F. Anderson
Board of Trade
R. F. Moore
J. I. Finney
Ashley Sowell
J. Trim McKnight
Nashville
County Board of Health
McKnight
Moore
Anderson
Peck
Dr. White
Evangelist Lewis
the Tabernacle
God
Wall
Court House
Lewis
Lindgren
Administrators Notice for Charles Morgan Estate
Administrators J H Morgan and J A Collier announce the estate of Charles Morgan deceased. Creditors must file claims duly authenticated within statutory time limits and debtors must settle debts promptly. Dated April 23, 1914.
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Charles , Morgan
J. H. Morgan
J. A Collier
Fine Meeting of Local Presbyterial Recaps Petersburg Session
Mrs D D Little Miss Elise Ewing and Mrs Annie White return from the Columbia Presbyterial held in Petersburg this week. Attendance was good and a most enjoyable program was rendered. Next year’s meeting will be with Bethveria church in Marshall county.
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D. D. Little
Elise Ewing
Annie White
Columbia Presbyterial
Petersburg
Bethveria Church
Marshall County
Electric Bitters advertised as a spring tonic
A vintage advertisement highlights Electric Bitters as a remedy for indigestion and loss of appetite, claiming it restores hunger and well being. It touts benefits for liver, kidney and stomach troubles, promising total system cleansing and improved health. The ad cites Mr T. D. Peable’s stomach relief and sells bottles for 50 cents and 1 dollar at local druggists.
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Mr. T. TD
Peable
Bneklen
Wilson Wins First Round in Senate
Washington April 30 Administration leaders won the second round of their fight to repeal the free tolls provision of the Panama canal act. The senate canals committee voted 8 to 6 to order the house bill carrying the repeal reported to the senate. The committee also approved an amendment safeguarding any treaty or US rights, which President Wilson approved.
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Washington
Administration
Senate Canals Committee
House
Senate
Stimson
United States
Wilson
Nashville Police Seek Suspect In Liquor Heist
Special to The Herald. Nashville police search for a Black person who stole thirty gallons of liquor last night from Lucas' soft drink stand. Lucas is the son of a politician.
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The
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Lucas
Columbia to host next Episcopal Diocesan Convention
Columbia will entertain the Episcopal Diocese of Tennessee convention in May 1915 at St. Peter's church. The gathering, in Memphis, is expected to bring 80 to 100 delegates and officials for three days of discussion including electing an assistant to Bishop Gailor and plans to divide Tennessee into two dioceses.
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Columbia
Episcopal Diocese OF
Tennessee
ST. Peter'’S
Inv
Episcopal Convention
Diocese of
Memphis
St. Peter's Church
Aiscusy
Gailor
New Director for Columbia Band Appointed from Oklahoma
The Columbia band and orchestra gain director G C Gatchall of Collinsville Oklahoma who arrives with a reputation as an expert musician He will direct the band and orchestra and also play cornet Joe Greenfield left weeks ago leaving the group leaderless The band and orchestra plan to remain separate entities under new leadership.
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Columbia Band and Orchestra
G, C. Gatchall
Collinsville
Okla
Joe Greenfield
Gatchall
Greenfield
Gallatin Bank to Reopen After Reorganization
Gallatin Tennessee May 1. Directors met yesterday afternoon to complete reorganization and elect D F Barry first vice president Wm Hall cashier Alex Baskerville assistant cashier and Geo Pardue J B Whiteside bookkeepers. Bank to reopen next Monday under stronger condition. J A Armstrong federal examiner completed work and sent report to authorities. Shortage believed to be about 75000 with 50 percent assessment on each stockholder.
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Gallatin
Tenn
First National Bank
D. F. Barry
Wm. Hall
Alex Baskerville
Geo. Pardue
J. B. Whiteside
France must wait election results for final parliament makeup
Paris April 30 deputies were chosen in yesterday's general election for the French chamber. The country will wait for second ballots on May 10 to determine if the present government gains a majority. Early results show no major party changes, with no clear shift in party strength as ballots await final outcome.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Narrow escape for Harland H. Hunter in Decatus Daily account
The Decatus Daily reports Harland H. Hunter, son of Squire Hunter, narrowly escaped serious injury when struck on the head with an empty beer bottle by a negro while removing furniture for Morgan Furniture Co. in Clover. He recovered after delivering a few well directed blows, proving his surviving grit.
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Decatus Daily
Hunter
Frank G. Cook
Squire Hunter
Dect
Harland H. Hunter
Alychoon
Huier
Morgan Furniture Co
Whooping Cough Remedy Ad From Ridge Co Ad
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as effective for whooping cough. Mrs. Shipps of Raymondville Missouri reports great results and praises the medicine for distressed coughing fits in feverish children.
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Foy
Foley
Shipps
Raymondsville
Carnegie Money For Vanderbilt Described In Nashville Notice
The Nashville notice reports Carnegie's check for Vanderbilt medical department funds. The short item warns about liver health and disease, mentioning a product named Liv-Ver-Lax by Stephey Son Bros. and a call to wake up the liver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Drew Carnegie
Vanderbilt Medical
Stephey Son Bros. Padre
Pulaski Officials Visit Decatur in City Inspection
Pulaski city leaders visited Decatur yesterday to inspect paving and sidewalk conditions. Mayor Wheeler and Street Commissioner Vaughan accompanied several officials on the tour of Main Street and surrounding areas.
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Pulaski
Decatur
Ala
Wheeler Si
Derman Seevennon
Atroeta Vaughan
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Titan
Forcal
International Harvester Company of America
el Nashville Tonn
Leak
Master OF
Wayne
County Winding UP Lumber
Stephenson Bros
Rigsby Lands
BEN Harman
Bill
Gubsorine
Gley
Kainit
German Kali Works, Inc
Central Bank
Empire
Savannah Bank & Tru
Orleans
Atlanta
Savannar
Columbia Band
G. Gatchall
Oklahoma
Gallatin Bank
France
Step Henbon Bros
Harland Hunter
Carnegie
Tron Masien
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